An Interview with Navarro Wolff
Antonio Navarro Wolff, a coman- dante of the former urban-based guerrilla movement M-19, is now running for president as the ...
Guerrilla Activity in Colombia
The New York Times of April 25, 1967 quoted Colombia's President Carlos Lleras Restrepo as saying the Colombian guerrillas are ...
Repentance is Unthinkable
As the press has no access to the the press has no access to the imprisoned members of the Mi'?, ...
Terror’s Latin American Profile
What—according to U.S. officials—is the face of terrorism in Latin America? What role is Latin America likely to play in ...
The Evolution of the FARC: A Guerrilla Group’s Long History
Fierce battles, often characterized by extreme cruelty, marked the early twentieth century in Colombia, as land-hungry peasants and their reformist ...
The National Liberation Army (ELN) Creates a Different Peace Proces
When international attention is directed to the Colombian peace process, most observers focus on government dealings with the Revolutionary Armed ...
THE PEACE PROCESS
IN 1982, THE NEWLY-ELECTED GOVERNMENT of Belisario Betancur set Colombian politics on an un- charted course. Although Colombian elites had ...
An Interview with FARC Commander Simón Trinidad
In January 1999, newly elected Colombian president Andrés Pastrana ceded an area of southern Colombia the size of Switzerland to ...
